Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... limits of their tributary ' empire ' ; 2. with the ethnohistoric data , we recover information essential to drawing the linguistic and political frontiers ; 3. from the archaeological record , we can actually map the forti- fied sites ...
... limits of their tributary ' empire ' ; 2. with the ethnohistoric data , we recover information essential to drawing the linguistic and political frontiers ; 3. from the archaeological record , we can actually map the forti- fied sites ...
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... limits of his kingdom . However , from the ethno- historical accounts we do know that the coastal kingdom of Tututepec was powerful enough to resist incorporation into the Aztec tributary state , and we know that it had only one capital ...
... limits of his kingdom . However , from the ethno- historical accounts we do know that the coastal kingdom of Tututepec was powerful enough to resist incorporation into the Aztec tributary state , and we know that it had only one capital ...
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... limits of Zapotec ceramics are in agreement , both lines of evidence indicating that Cuicatlan stood near the northern limits of Zapotec expansion . Redmond and Spencer ( 1983 ) suggest that the Zapotec wanted to control the pass to ...
... limits of Zapotec ceramics are in agreement , both lines of evidence indicating that Cuicatlan stood near the northern limits of Zapotec expansion . Redmond and Spencer ( 1983 ) suggest that the Zapotec wanted to control the pass to ...
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